The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-18


The marriage of Mr.. George Ca.terson and Miss
Jennie McOuat will take place next month
Mr. and Mrs, H. B. McCune gave tea party on
Thursday evening to fifteen members OF the faInliy
which proved an exceedingly pleasant reunion
1.-THE Little Sweepers of the south-street Baptist
Church will give an entertainment Tuesday, Sept
81 to consist of sterescopic coiored views inter.
mingled with Rotations and songs.
The convention of ministers at Meridian street NJ
E. Church this week and the State fair will bring IN a
large number of visitors and everyone who possibly
can is making preparations to entertain friends
The ladies of the Sixth Christian Church have or
gsnized Ladies Aid Society, with the following Off
GERS: President. Mrs. DelIe Leek vics-president
Mrs Carvin; secretary, Mrs. Clary; treasurer, Mrs
Bernhamer.
ber They will probably give the 'Kirmess. which
has been popular In Washington and New York
Active preparations already under way, and a
very successful season is anticipated.
delightful surprise was rendered Miss Anna Rusch
by the 1yrolean Society Friday evening. at her
home OF East McCarty street grand march, con
sst ing of thirty couples was led off o'clock. The
house and grounds were brilliantly lighted.
On last Sunday there quiet little wedding
in Irvngton, his daughter Grace being married to o.
B. Clarke, late deputy surveyorgenerai at Santa re-
Ia the Eastern cities, and WILL their return Oct D.
reside in Irvington.
A double marriage will take place next Wednes
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Knippenberg, of their neces Miss Julia Boettch err
to Mr.. Edward Harvey, of Lion City, NJ. T.: and Miss
Alice Boetticber Mr.. Charles Harvey of the Hecla
Mercantile and Banking Company, at Glendale, III.
T. Only the immediate families will be present.
An interesting meeting will be held at the residence
noon The members of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
s;onary Society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
have invited ladies from other churches and denom-
nations read papers the subject of missionary
work. that comprehensive view of the whole may
be taken at once
The elephant party is succeeding the donkey
party evening diversion The picture is of
elephant and the ladies given trunks to pin in
place and the gentlemen the caudai appendage Ele-
plants in bsque china glass and other materials
given prizes There is really difference between
the two kinds. only in name. but even change OF
name renews interest in games. well as persons.
The ladies of the Free kindergarten and Childrens
Aid Society will give the first of their afternoon teas
for this a week from Thursday. The teas
have always been popular that the ladies believe
change TO other form would not be as success
full so will continue them for another season, at
least. Mrs. s. K Fletcher and Mrs. Charles Il.
Kregelo at the head of the entertaining section
for the first one.
The weddings of Miss Allie Goodwin and Mr.. Ozro
D. Weaver. and Miss Georgia Black and Mr.. Herbert
Hadley have been the social events of the week All
four were friends. and the attendance at both was
much the same. The former marriage was on Tues
day, the forryffth anniversary of the marriage Of
win. Mr.. and Mrs Weaver have gone East for quite
extended trip, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley in the
Northwest.
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Winnings, of North New
Jersey street. the occasion being the tenth annver
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Allen. DR.. and Mrs A.
+ Barnham. DIR. and Mrs. John Hurry. General aad
MIS- d. H. Carnahan MISS hena Carnaf an NIT ana
Mrs. George Marvin. Mrs. W. K. Eldridge. Miss
sMary Elder DIR. and Fred Woodbura, Miss Pretty
man. Mr.. Will Clapp and Mr.. Ed Elder. Muse and
eard-playing were indulged in unit! a late hour.
The Addson-Nye Club is the outgrowth OF club
in the northern part of the city which organized
for the express purpose of studying the former and
it intended to be all that proper digni-
fed and progressive One evening. for variety. Bill
Nyes article My Experience with Cyclones
read, and from that time the lear red paper
always followed by something from the popular
humorist, and the hyphenated chosen for
the society. The Judge and Life introduced,
and now there is little of the Addison left. The
meetings held every Saturday night and the
watermelon season always proves to be the ivelest
in the organization.